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If the child does not receive service (TSS, MT or BSC) in school and he/she is doing well, is it mandatory that education be involved?

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If the child does not receive service (TSS, MT or BSC) in school and he/she is doing well, is it mandatory that education be involved?

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Response: No, it is not mandatory that education be involved. However, with approval from the parent, a representative from the educational system should be invited to participate in the ISPT meeting regardless of how well the child is doing in school.